Art Journal Technique: Preparing a Junk Journal
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@That70sHeidi Yeah I've baked it. It smells bad. Mine is 5 years old and it was the super cheap one that Michael's carries. It was about $19 back then. It's probably a branded version of the darice gun.
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@comfortableshoesstud Have you ever super baked gesso/thick acrylic paint? It starts to bubble up in patches then slowly cools back down and gives a wonderful texture. Are you using any particular brand of heat gun? I've been using Darice blue guns, they're about $14 at a store.
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@That70sHeidi I've never had a problem. I only use it for a few minutes at a time. I also have an old hair drier that I use for the same thing. A hair drier is better for paint anyway, it dries stuff, where a heat gun sort of bakes it. I may see if I can find a quiet hair drier and use that instead.
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How do you keep from burning out your heat gun when doing this? I've lost THREE so far, because of the off/on issue. I'm debating just going for a hairdryer when I want to do a lot of prep. It'll be less hot, but more airy. Seriously bummed I keep wasting money on heat guns!
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Very Cool!
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thanx man! i watched your video's nice work!
what is tha type of hair drayer called
ButterflyReborns 3 months ago
@ButterflyReborns It's not a hair drier it's an embossing heat gun it heats higher than a hair drier and uses less air flow so it won't blow the embossing powder around. Mine is some cheap Darice brand, many craft stores carry them.
comfortableshoesstud 3 months ago
Please keep the videos coming. You do have a talent in how you explain with out over doing it, lol. Love you!
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@sherrell360 Thanks. I try to keep that balance. :)
comfortableshoesstud 3 months ago